One World Seminar: Mathematical Methods for Arbitrary Data Sources (MADS) /KursID:1148
- Letzter Beitrag vom 2020-06-29

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Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Mathematik

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What is Mathematical Methods for Arbitrary Data Sources?

The lecture series will collect talks on mathematical disciplines related to all kind of data, ranging from statistics and machine learning to model-based approaches and inverse problems. Each pair of talks will address a specific direction, e.g., a NoMADS session related to nonlocal approaches or a DeepMADS session related to deep learning.

The series is created in the spirit of the One World Series pioneered by the seminars in probability and PDE.

Using Zoom

For this online seminar we will use zoom as video service. Approximately 15 minutes prior to the beginning of the lecture, a zoom link will be provided on this website and via mailing list.

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Zugehörige Einzelbeiträge

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1
Gabriel Peyré: Scaling Optimal Transport for High dimensional Learning
2020-04-20
Frei
00:46:55
2
Marie-Therese Wolfram: Inverse Optimal Transport
2020-04-20
Frei
00:43:03
3
Lorenzo Rosasco: Efficient learning with random projections
2020-05-04
Frei
00:47:34
4
Michaël Fanuel: Diversity sampling in kernel method
2020-05-04
Frei
00:42:47
5
Lars Ruthotto: Machine Learning meets Optimal Transport: Old solutions for new problems and vice versa
2020-05-18
Frei
00:48:42
6
Francis Bach: On the convergence of gradient descent for wide two-layer neural networks
2020-05-18
Frei
00:49:31
7
Michael Unser: Representer theorems for machine learning and inverse problems
2020-06-08
Frei
00:50:39
8
Vincent Duval: Representing the solutions of total variation regularized problems
2020-06-08
Frei
00:45:20
9
Andrea Braides: Continuum limits of interfacial energies on (sparse and) dense graphs
2020-06-15
Frei
00:48:06
10
Nicolás García Trillos: Regularity theory and uniform convergence in the large data limit of graph Laplacian eigenvectors on random data clouds
2020-06-15
Frei
00:46:09
11
Jana de Wiljes: Sequential learning for decision support under uncertainty
2020-06-29
Frei
00:45:13
12
Björn Sprungk: Noise-level robust Monte Carlo methods for Bayesian inference with infomative data
2020-06-29
Frei
00:45:56

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